Books you'll fall in love with

In this article, Navya recommends books with relatable LGBTQ+ representation in its characters and books that address mental health.

​Review on Shadow and Bone

In this article, Tisha reviews the streaming television series, Shadow and bone without any spoilers.

Doctor Sleep Review

In this article, Mel will be giving her review of the new movie ‘Doctor Sleep’.   She will be sharing what she thinks could be improved in the story but also her favorite parts of the movie.

Girl, Interrupted Review

In this article Mel will be doing a review on the 1999 movie, Girl Interrupted. This film is based on the best-selling memoirs of Susanna Kaysen, a young mental health patient. 

Joker Review (Spoilers ahead)

Jazz reviews the award-winning DC comic film JOKER (Spoilers ahead)

The good place review

Hannah recommends The Good Place (available on Netflix and All4) and shares why it's worth a watch. Spoiler-free.

The other Wes Moore: A review

Cassandra reviews the memoir The Other Wes Moore by Wes Moore and explains how the powerful story of two boys with a shared name but different fates can change your perspective on circumstances.   

Why Alton Towers?

Kenzie reviews the popular theme park Alton Towers in the UK, talking about it’s positive fun atmosphere, high adrenaline rides and even the history of the park

Bohemian Rhapsody: Review

As a huge Queen fan, Jazz gives a decent review to Bohemian Rhapsody, the musical biopic about Freddie Mercury’s turbulent life

Milk and Honey

Mel reviews the beautiful poetry works of Rupi Kaur in Milk and Honey, giving a glowing reaction to 3 of her favourite pieces.

Mel in Wonderland

Mel reviews the famous ‘Alice in Wonderland’ book by Lewis Carroll, and delves into Carroll’s inspirations

Turtles all the way down

Ella writes a spoiler-free review of the book Turtles All The Way Down, and explains some of the deeper meanings and themes of mental illness

All I know now after reading all I know now

Kenzie reviews All I Know Now by Carrie Hope Fletcher, emphasising the “big sister vibe” Fletcher conveys, and gives a glowing review.

Faceless

Elizabeth reviews Faceless by Alyssa Sheinmel, an emotional book about a young girls recovery from a tragic accident.

Perks of being a wall flower

Elle chose The Perks Of Being A Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky for her July book of the month, giving a helpful summary and recommending it to other readers.

I'll give you the sun

Elle reviews I’ll Give You The Sun by Jandy Nelson, a popular young adult novel which is a “beautifully written book about heartbreak, love, art, growing up and death”